People's Light — Attraction in East Whiteland Township

My son is special needs and in his whole 12 years of life has never ever paid attention to ANYTHING except frosty the snowman the movie. He watched that 80 million times. BUT this entire play my son enjoyed immensely. He actually sat in the row across from me because he was having ticks, so for me to be able to watch him actually pay attention and follow this entire play. Was definitely a milestone for us. He was rushing me back at intermission he was so excited to see what happened next. He was interacting, laughing and understanding the jokes, the music was amazing and the little mouse with his pom pom cute little pants stole the show. He was so interactive with the audience and really kept us interested and more important laughing. The bold beautiful colors and lights hit those Shiny costumes perfectly. The 'Queens" did it for me. Acceptance is beautiful and essential. Hopefully this play will be our first of many more to come. Thank you People's light for hosting a all inclusive show. Well...

I was here for the first time yesterday seeing Little Shop of Horrors. Regarding the play, I think it was my favorite rendition of this play I've ever seen. I loved whoever interpreted the Audrey II into their own creative vision. It really worked and was just so awesome! The cast were all so talented. I had a really really good time.

But also... what a cute and beautiful little theater! Plenty of parking, easy to navigate, friendly staff, affordable concessions, not a bad seat in the house. I was able to bring in a water bottle from outside to refill at the water fountain which was nice too. This also very much IS a family friendly space.

Any "anti-woke" comments under these reviews- just grow up already. Step away from your cult and let go. Breathe. Put down the Hateorade.

Creative people are usually inclusive people. Theaters are a place to have fun, relax, and forget about the crappy things happening out there right now... in which I appreciate this place for...

We have belonged to this "Gem" of the theatrical world since it's move from Strodes Mill. Ihave never written before, but did verbally sing its praises to any who would listen. Tonight, though l am still riding the heady high from experiencing six stellar performances by the fantastic actors in Dominique Morrisseaus MUD ROW! The set, costumes, lighting and sound were terrific, but the writing and portrayals were incomparable. My only hope is that this beautiful piece travels far and wide to tell its touching story. I have been involved in acting, instructing, directing and enjoying theater ever since my parents took me to see "Sunrise At Campobello" as a child. Because of its impact, I never forgot it. Tonights performance is now one i will never forget. THANK YOU, THANK...